The difference between the yields on the two-year and ten-year treasuries widened to most ever since 2011 as employment gains reinforced expectations of slowing bond purchases. In fact the number of economists predicting the tapering of quantitative easing doubled after the jobs report. Last Month, Fed Chairman Bernanke stated that the benchmark interest rate will probably stay low long after the bond purchases end. Policy makers have held it at zero to .25% since 2008 to support the economy.
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